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MarcinO
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Starting it off.
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jimkane
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I hope 73 isn't it...
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jimkane
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I have a pointy plastic toothpick here and I'm poking myself with it to keep awake
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MarcinO
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Try shouting aloud 'Die pig! Die!!!!!' [:P]

Originally posted by jimkane

I have a pointy plastic toothpick here and I'm poking myself with it to keep awake
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MarcinO
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The Pound is getting closer to 1.6645 area.
It's updated to the downside a bit as compared to the chart posted yesterday, due to new low overnight.
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MarcinO
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1.6670 now. Lot of stuff there too. This might be it for the pound.
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jimkane
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I'm not sure how my better half in the other room would react to that
. I'd love to try it, but I probably better not... I wish I were young and strong and could pull an all-nighter, like TonyC used to do. I'm just about ready to pass out, and morning comes real early, so I better resign myself to this being a trailing stops play at this point, for all the mere mortals among us. Probably it's done anyway. At this point, as far as my way of looking at things, a fair amount of scaling would have been done already.

Originally posted by MarcinO

Try shouting aloud 'Die pig! Die!!!!!' [:P]

Originally posted by jimkane

I have a pointy plastic toothpick here and I'm poking myself with it to keep awake
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jimkane
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Then some would stay on with a trail, with the idea being reevaluate in the pre-market.
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MarcinO
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63 level mentioned by Jim is a small monster.

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MarcinO
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88-92 may provide interim resistance.

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jimkane
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Oh, just go ahead and do it. It hits the all-time high to the tick, after breaking over a monster area, backs off, tries again, falls shy, backs off, and here it sits. Give me a break. Like it's not a foregone conclusion we'll see new all-time highs. Just get it done already. Borrrrrrrrrrr-ing.
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jimkane
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Not many know that lately I've been assisting my better half with 'landscaping' our front and side yard and doing the garden. She relocated a nearly eight year gardening project (flowers, shrubs, tress, and vegi's) when we moved. What we didn't know was the place we bought has the worst clay soil I have ever seen in my entire life. When we get closer to completion I'll post a picture or two in here. We won't finish entirely before the brutal non-stop rain gets here in the fall, but we'll be pretty far along, enough for some pics. In the meantime, here's what we're working with. No, those aren't rocks, that's the soil.

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And by the way, that's not concrete below the wheelbarrow, that's the ground we are working with.